Specific writers you would like to see take on WW

[Thor2014]

Kelly Thompson
Charles Soule
Chip Zdarsky
Phillip Kennedy Johnson

[Avi]

Kurt Busiek
Devin Grayson
Ram V
NK Jemisin
Al Ewing
Tini Howard (on Artemis)

[bardkeep]

Kelly Sue DeConnick would be a great choice.

Are we only talking Diana-fronted books here? Because she's already writing what's shaping up to be the best Wonder-verse book of all time.

Anyway I'd say:

NK Jemisin
Neil Gaiman (we can dream...)
Kelly Thompson (would be very surprised if she didn't take on WW at some point)
Ram V
Marc Andreyko on the main book
Al Ewing

Tbh if you'd asked me before I read their WW books I would've said Grant Morrison, G. Willow Wilson, and Mariko Tamaki...

[Koriand'r]

My list:


Phil Jimenez - He deserves a 2nd shot after the raw deal he got last time.

Geoff Johns - He's done so many good things with the Justice Society, Green Lantern, Aquaman, and Shazam over the years that I'd like to see him do something similar with WW.

Charles Soule - I like how he wrote Diana during his Superman/Wonder Woman run and I think he would do some great work with Diana.

Your list is my list too.

[Harpsikord]

Diana needs more women to write her, so I'm only going to list talented, female writers I think would do a great job with her.

Kelly Thompson
Kelly Sue DeConnick
Eve Ewing
N.K. Jemisin
Marguerite Bennett

Leah Williams would be great on a book starring Cassie or Donna as well, since her writing tends to be super youthful.

[Dr. Poison]

I'd also like to see Jason Badower do a run on Wonder Woman. I still love that story he did for Sensation Comics not too long ago.

[Zagre]

Are we only talking Diana-fronted books here? Because she's already writing what's shaping up to be the best Wonder-verse book of all time.

Anyway I'd say:

NK Jemisin
Neil Gaiman (we can dream...)
Kelly Thompson (would be very surprised if she didn't take on WW at some point)
Ram V
Marc Andreyko on the main book
Al Ewing

Tbh if you'd asked me before I read their WW books I would've said Grant Morrison, G. Willow Wilson, and Mariko Tamaki...

I always found strange that Tamaki and Wilson's run felt so generic. They had their good parts, though.

[Gaius]

I always found strange that Tamaki and Wilson's run felt so generic. They had their good parts, though.

Weird thing about Wilson's run to me was on paper it did a lot of stuff I'd have liked to see; continuing Rucka's plot point of Ares no longer being a villain, picking up on Cale's hatred of WW, using villains like Giganta.

Just didn't click for me though.

[Stanlos]

I'd also like to see Jason Badower do a run on Wonder Woman. I still love that story he did for Sensation Comics not too long ago.

He's PHENOMENAL! He's been contributing for a very long time too! I seem to recall his name popping up in various specials and one-shots of the past

[Top Hat]

Marjorie M. Liu along with Sana Takeda.

[Fuzzy Mittens]

I always found strange that Tamaki and Wilson's run felt so generic. They had their good parts, though.

heavy amounts of executive meddling behind the scenes lead to a heavy amount of rewrites and editorially controlled storytelling which limited things

[numberthirty]

If we are talking "Even If This Writer Wouldn't Want It..."?

- Hickman
- China Mieville

[phonogram12]

Rainbow Rowell would be fun.

[Shimbo]

Kelly Thompson
Al Ewing
Ram V
James Tynion IV
And for sales numbers: Scott Snyder with Greg Capullo on art (this would probs be edgy and over the top and overly pretentious and operatic, but screw it, let's see where it gooooes)

Also Geoff Johns needs to get a one shot to bring back Myrna or at least give us a one-shot set before she died...such a fascinating tease of a character....and we got left with Grail lol. In fact, Johns skill at reinventing/reconfiguring villains could be desperately used on many many of Diana's Golden and Silver Age villains.

[Alpha]

Rainbow Rowell would be fun.

Oh yeah that could be a great idea! I've only read a bit of her work but seems like someone that could bring in an audience. She definitely feels like ths type of writer whose readers would easily be interested in a comic book written by her